Whales moved nearly $1 billion in Ethereum (ETH) across 15 separate transactions during Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the crypto tracker Whale Alert.
After pumping to more than $3,320 in price at various points over the weekend, ETH has since tumbled down to a price of $2,988 at time of writing, according to CoinGecko.
The second-biggest crypto asset by market cap is now down 5.6% on the week amid a market-wide pullback that began on Tuesday after nearly three weeks of bullish price action that kicked off at the beginning of August.
Among the largest Ethereum whale transactions of this week is one in which 50,000 ETH, worth nearly $160 million, was transferred from the exchange Gemini to an unknown wallet on Tuesday.
About an hour later, a separate unknown wallet transferred 43,997.133 ETH, worth more than $138 million, to a third unknown wallet.
The following day, a fourth unknown wallet sent 32,020 ETH, worth more than $97.6 million, to a fifth unknown wallet.
Here are some of the other notable recent whale transactions:
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